12 Best Figma Slides Plugins in 2026

• Icons from every open-source set — Iconify
• Data slides beyond the native chart tool — Chart
• PowerPoint export that keeps fidelity — Pitchdeck Presentation Studio
• Full-bleed photos without a stock login — Unsplash
• Illustrations and photos in one search — Icons8

Plugin	Best for	Price	Works in
Iconify	Best forIcons from every open-source set	PriceFree	Works inFigma DesignFigma SlidesFigJam
Chart	Best forData slides beyond the native chart tool	PriceFree + paid features	Works inFigma DesignFigma Slides
Pitchdeck Presentation Studio	Best forPowerPoint export that keeps fidelity	PriceFree + paid features	Works inFigma BuzzFigma DesignFigma Slides
Unsplash	Best forFull-bleed photos without a stock login	PriceFree	Works inFigma DesignFigma SlidesFigJam
Icons8	Best forIllustrations and photos in one search	PriceFree + paid features	Works inFigma DesignFigma SlidesFigJam
LottieFiles	Best forMotion on a title slide	PriceFree	Works inFigma BuzzFigma DesignFigma SlidesFigJam
Jitter	Best forAnimating a product screen for video	PriceFree	Works inFigma BuzzFigma DesignFigma Slides
Artboard Mockups and Animations	Best forDevice mockups inside the deck	PriceFree + paid features	Works inFigma BuzzFigma DesignFigma SlidesFigJam
Mockuuups Studio	Best forLifestyle scene mockups	PriceFree + paid features	Works inFigma DesignFigma Slides
Stark	Best forContrast checks on a deck	PriceFree	Works inFigma DesignDev ModeFigma Slides
pdf.to.design	Best forImporting an old PDF deck as layers	PriceFree	Works inFigma BuzzFigma DesignFigma SlidesFigJam
FeatPaper—Tracking & Decks ·Interactive PDFs	Best forTrackable links for pitch decks	PriceFree	Works inFigma DesignFigma Slides

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   1. Iconify

   by Vjacheslav Trushkin

   4.6M users34KFree

   Best forIcons from every open-source set

   Iconify puts every popular open-source icon set behind one search box and drops the result in as a vector. It is the most-used plugin in our catalog at 4.6M users, six of our sixteen sources recommend it, and it runs in Slides, Design and FigJam. The only thing it lacks is illustrations.

   Pros

   • + Free, 4.6M users
   • + Every major icon set in one search
   • + Updated August 2026

   Cons

   • − Icons only
   • − Mixed sets look inconsistent on one slide
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   2. Chart

   by Chart Plugin

   427K users5KFree + paid features

   Best forData slides beyond the native chart tool

   Chart builds twenty chart types as editable layers, with styling controls. It is our pick for any data slide the native chart tool cannot draw, such as scatter, radar or stacked area. Free for the basic set, with in-app purchases for the larger one.

   Pros

   • + Editable layers, not images
   • + Runs in Design and Slides
   • + 427K users

   Cons

   • − In-app purchases for the full chart set
   • − Data entry is manual or CSV
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   3. Pitchdeck Presentation Studio

   by Hypermatic

   502K users6KFree + paid features

   Best forPowerPoint export that keeps fidelity

   Pitchdeck Presentation Studio turns a deck into animated slides or exports to PowerPoint and PDF with more fidelity than the native export. Three sources list it, and it is the plugin we use when the deck will be presented from PowerPoint by someone else. The free tier watermarks or limits exports.

   Pros

   • + Better .pptx fidelity than native
   • + Animated deck export
   • + Updated September 2026

   Cons

   • − In-app purchases for clean exports
   • − Export takes a minute on big decks
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   4. Unsplash

   by Unsplash

   3.8M users33KFree

   Best forFull-bleed photos without a stock login

   Unsplash inserts free high-resolution photos straight into a frame. Eleven of our sixteen sources recommend it, more than any other plugin, and at 3.8M users it is the second most-used plugin in our catalog. It has not shipped since September 2024, but the search and insert still work in Slides.

   Pros

   • + Free, no account
   • + Recommended by 11 of 16 sources

   Cons

   • − Last version September 2024
   • − Search is keyword only, no colour filters
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   5. Icons8

   by Icons8 Team

   2.3M users9.7KFree + paid features

   Best forIllustrations and photos in one search

   Icons8 is one search box for icons, illustrations and photos, with 2.3M users and three sources behind it. It is the plugin we open when a deck needs an illustration style that matches across ten slides. The free tier requires attribution on some assets.

   Pros

   • + Icons, illustrations and photos together
   • + Updated August 2026

   Cons

   • − In-app purchases to drop attribution
   • − Illustration packs are paid
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   6. LottieFiles

   by LottieFiles

   1M users15KFree

   Best forMotion on a title slide

   LottieFiles adds a Lottie animation to a slide and previews it in place. Five sources recommend it, it is free, and it is the simplest way to put motion on a title slide without leaving Figma. Exports to PowerPoint flatten it, so keep the moving version for presenting from Figma.

   Pros

   • + Free, 1.0M users
   • + Previews in place
   • + Runs in Design, Slides and FigJam

   Cons

   • − Lost on PowerPoint export
   • − Library search favours generic loops
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   7. Jitter

   by Jitter

   533K users12KFree

   Best forAnimating a product screen for video

   Jitter animates Figma frames and exports video, GIF or Lottie. We use it for the one slide that needs a real product animation rather than a static screenshot. Free, and the export lands back on the slide as a video.

   Pros

   • + Video, GIF and Lottie export
   • + Free
   • + 533K users

   Cons

   • − Editing happens in Jitter's own app
   • − Last version May 2026
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   8. Artboard Mockups and Animations

   by Artboard Studio

   965K users9.3KFree + paid features

   Best forDevice mockups inside the deck

   Artboard Mockups and Animations wraps a screenshot in a phone, laptop or branded object directly in Slides. It is the fastest route from a product screen to a product slide. Free for a starter set, with in-app purchases for the larger library.

   Pros

   • + Runs in Slides directly
   • + 965K users, updated September 2026

   Cons

   • − In-app purchases for most scenes
   • − Large mockups slow the file
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   9. Mockuuups Studio

   by Mockuuups

   627K users5.9KFree + paid features

   Best forLifestyle scene mockups

   Mockuuups Studio has over 5,000 scenes and overlaps with Artboard Mockups. We keep both because their styles differ and a deck sometimes needs a lifestyle photo rather than a clean device. Three sources list it.

   Pros

   • + 5,000+ scenes
   • + Runs in Slides

   Cons

   • − In-app purchases for most scenes
   • − Last version March 2026
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    10. Stark

    by Stark

    597K users10KFree

    Best forContrast checks on a deck

    Stark checks colour contrast and typography against WCAG and runs in Slides, which most accessibility plugins do not. Six sources recommend it, and a deck that will be projected in a bright room needs the check more than a UI does. The free tier covers contrast.

    Pros

    • + Runs in Slides
    • + Free contrast checks
    • + Updated September 2026

    Cons

    • − Paid tier for full audits
    • − Vision simulation is paid
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    11. pdf.to.design

    by divRIOTS

    245K users2.7KFree

    Best forImporting an old PDF deck as layers

    pdf.to.design converts a PDF into editable Figma layers, and it runs in Slides. It suits rebuilding a legacy deck that only survives as a PDF export. Free, from the html.to.design team, and the conversion runs locally.

    Pros

    • + Free
    • + Editable text and vectors, not images
    • + Updated September 2026

    Cons

    • − Fonts must be installed to match
    • − Dense PDFs come back as many small layers
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    12. FeatPaper—Tracking & Decks ·Interactive PDFs

    by FeatPaper

    43K users911Free

    Best forTrackable links for pitch decks

    FeatPaper exports a deck as an interactive PDF or a trackable link and shows who opened it and which pages they lingered on. Niche, but for pitch and sales decks it answers the question everyone asks after sending. Free, with 43K users.

    Pros

    • + View tracking per page
    • + Free
    • + Updated August 2026

    Cons

    • − Small community at 43K users
    • − Tracking needs the viewer to open the link, not the PDF
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We built a source table from sixteen roundups and forum threads, then filtered it to plugins that declare the Slides editor in our catalog, since a plugin that only runs in Design is no use in a deck. Picks had to ship a version in the last 12 months, with Unsplash the one exception because eleven sources recommend it and nothing free replaces it. The order is how often we open each one while building a deck.

• Presenting from Figma: Iconify, Unsplash, LottieFiles and Jitter. Motion stays intact.
• Handing the deck to PowerPoint: Pitchdeck Presentation Studio for the export, Chart for data that must stay editable. Our Figma to PowerPoint guide covers the native route and what it loses.
• Sales and pitch decks: Artboard Mockups or Mockuuups for the product slide, FeatPaper to see who read it.
• Rebuilding an old deck: pdf.to.design to import it, Stark to check contrast before it goes out.

• IconScout (1.2M users) and Streamline (469K) both run in Slides, but IconScout last shipped in May 2025 and Streamline in February 2025.
• Vectary (801K) for 3D last shipped in July 2024.
• Phosphor Icons (322K, July 2024) and 3dicons (239K, June 2025) are covered by Iconify's search.
• Table Creator (827K) is excellent, but it only declares the Design editor, so it will not appear in a deck's plugin menu.
• GIF Export (316K) is maintained and costs $10, but Jitter exports GIF for free.

• Import and export: open .pptx files, and export to .pptx or PDF. Fonts PowerPoint lacks are substituted and gradients flatten to solid fills, which is why Pitchdeck Presentation Studio is on the list.
• Tables and charts: native tables, and a chart tool for bar, line, donut and a few other types. Our charts guide shows where it stops and a plugin starts.
• Presenting: present mode, speaker notes, and audience reactions and polls on paid plans.